29-04-2021, 10:35 AM
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Another sunny day here, It has only rained once this month and that was over three weeks ago, it is very dry after a wetter than average March. Being Autumn it is cool at night getting down to single figures (9' last night) but daytime is quite nice getting up to the low 20's though I have to wear a jumper.Glad I put the winter doona on the bed - something I do around ANZAC Day each year.
Got some washing on the line this morning and it was dry before lunch.
The cold weather has shown that I need a new car battery - damn!
29-04-2021, 10:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Moyra
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Good morning everyone. Sorry Barry about Alfie having a lump. It is best to get it investigated before it goes too far. I lost Amber new year she was riddled with cancer. Poor lass, That's the problem with pure breed dogs. I hope all goes well at the vets.Have a good day all, take care and stay safe and well. God bless.
29-04-2021, 01:46 PM
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Originally Posted by summer
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Morning allIts a bit damp in Yorkshire this morning but I'm glad about that as it will make the grass grow and my neighbours the sheep will appreciate that
The farmer offered me a baby lamb to look after yesterday...I thought about it because the lamb was one of a set of triplets and the mum was having difficulty coping to feed all three but honestly I have so much on with the house I had to say no....I hope that little lamb is OK.
Lining papering today and painting. Have a good day everyone
Good morning all, grey and cold here.
In fact we even had a minute or two of hailstones just now!
Summer, I brought a little lamb home once, an all black one and I called her 'Penny' (Penny black
).They quickly become totally dependent on you and she would get very distressed if left, so she used to come out in my old van with me and the dogs every day.
Then what do you do with them when they are full grown and still want to live in the house!
There is a picture of her all grown up in my albums somewhere. The one of me cuddling her and my old rescue dog Shep. The evil so-and-so who had Shep was going to shoot him so I couldn't let that happen.
29-04-2021, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Barry
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Thanks Moyra, just back from the vet's and they are pretty sure it is just another fatty lump, although it is in an unusual place around a tendon. They will check it out later under the microscope and ring us to confirm, but it's sounding good news thank goodness.
Poor Alfie, I do hope he's alright Barry. Fingers crossed ey.
Did they take a biopsy?
29-04-2021, 01:58 PM
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Moyra, the grief of losing a dog is sad and lingering -especially difficult to lose them to cancer like that.Barry, you tend to your dogs so well. Most lumps are benign, but you have my good thoughts in getting Alfie checked out.
Macywack, I hope the little hedgehogs find a safe place to start their little family. It must be such enjoyment to have them around.
Good luck with your walks and errands today!
Second vaccine today, off to the bank, and then kayaking this afternoon.
29-04-2021, 02:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Poor Alfie, I do hope he's alright Barry. Fingers crossed ey.Did they take a biopsy?
Originally Posted by Surfermom
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Barry, you tend to your dogs so well. Most lumps are benign, but you have my good thoughts in getting Alfie checked out..
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